The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 181National Geographic Society., 1992 - Geography |
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This human tide continues to sweep away the great forests that covered an estimated 40 percent of the country at the turn of the cen- tury . As forests were cleared to make way for commercial planting , cut down or lopped for firewood ...
This human tide continues to sweep away the great forests that covered an estimated 40 percent of the country at the turn of the cen- tury . As forests were cleared to make way for commercial planting , cut down or lopped for firewood ...
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In the fall the foliage turns into apricot and smells like cinnamon . Now what more could you want from a ... At the edge of it all is the Pennsylvania Turn- pike , where trucks and cars whoosh by . It has been that way since 1951 when ...
In the fall the foliage turns into apricot and smells like cinnamon . Now what more could you want from a ... At the edge of it all is the Pennsylvania Turn- pike , where trucks and cars whoosh by . It has been that way since 1951 when ...
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Like other Palestinians , he sees interna- tional peace talks as an important turning point in his people's history . The world is taking Palestinians seriously for a change , and it would seem to be just in ...
Like other Palestinians , he sees interna- tional peace talks as an important turning point in his people's history . The world is taking Palestinians seriously for a change , and it would seem to be just in ...
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